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Razer Core X Aluminum External Enclosure eGPU ATX Case (Classic Black) Expired
$280
$399.99
+ Free S/H
Amazon has Razer Core X Aluminum External Enclosure eGPU ATX Case (Classic Black) on sale for $279.99. Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member jman985 for finding this deal
Note, must be sold/shipped by Amazon
About the Product
Thanks to community member jman985 for finding this deal
Note, must be sold/shipped by Amazon
About the Product
- External GPU Enclosure (eGPU)
- Built-In Power Supply (650W)
- Up to 3 PCIe full size graphics card slots
- Compatible w/ Windows (requires Thunderbolt 3 w/ support RS45 or later) (NVIDIA/AMD GPU)
- Compatible w/ macOS (requires Thunderbolt 3 and High Sierra or later) (AMD GPU only)
- Includes a 1-year manufacturer warranty w/ purchase
Editor's Notes & Price Research
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- Price Research: Purchase this device today and save $120 Off (30% Savings) from the original list price of $399.99. This is the best/cheapest available option for this model in the current market
- For desktop-class performance; the Razer Core X features support for the latest PCIe desktop graphics cards including Nvidia GeForce and AMD XConnect enabled Radeon cards. Highly mobile developers can now harness the power of compatible Nvidia Quadro cards for professional graphics performance
- Easy plug and play features, no need to reboot your laptop every time you connect to an external graphics
- Offer valid while promotion/supplies last
- This product has earned a 4.3/5 star rating w/ over 1500+ customer reviews on Amazon
- Please refer to the forum thread for additional details - Discombobulated
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Edited September 3, 2021
at 03:33 PM
Didn't see this posted, so I figured I'd give it a shot. Retails for $399.99, but I believe it originally retailed for $299.99, so technically not a huge discount. Also, with the ongoing GPU crisis, this product may seem worthless to most. However, I recently picked up both a Razer Blade Stealth and a GPU, so I jumped on it. If you're eligible for the $15 off credit via the Amazon app, it makes it even better.
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My EVGA RTX 3080 runs about 5 degrees cooler without the outer casing on, so I usually run it like that. Performance hit through Thunderbolt is barely noticeable, but I'm not running crazy demanding AAA games.
When mining ETH, it loses around 5 MH/s compared to if running direct on a motherboard.
As a unit itself. It supports charging. So if you have a macbook, this will charge your macbook with extra gpu processing and external display hooked up to just a single thunderbolt 3 cable.
As someone said, compatibility with mac osx and nvidia is not built in. only amd radeon graphics. so if you have that setup, it requires some tinkering
a year ago I thought it'd be great for my MacBook, but compatibility with nvidia and macOS is a deal breaker.
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a year ago I thought it'd be great for my MacBook, but compatibility with nvidia and macOS is a deal breaker.
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As a unit itself. It supports charging. So if you have a macbook, this will charge your macbook with extra gpu processing and external display hooked up to just a single thunderbolt 3 cable.
As someone said, compatibility with mac osx and nvidia is not built in. only amd radeon graphics. so if you have that setup, it requires some tinkering
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My EVGA RTX 3080 runs about 5 degrees cooler without the outer casing on, so I usually run it like that. Performance hit through Thunderbolt is barely noticeable, but I'm not running crazy demanding AAA games.
When mining ETH, it loses around 5 MH/s compared to if running direct on a motherboard.
As a unit itself. It supports charging. So if you have a macbook, this will charge your macbook with extra gpu processing and external display hooked up to just a single thunderbolt 3 cable.
As someone said, compatibility with mac osx and nvidia is not built in. only amd radeon graphics. so if you have thay setup, it requires some tinkering
That was a while ago, so the USB issues may have been fixed. But it's something to look into if you're considering the Chroma over this.
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My EVGA RTX 3080 runs about 5 degrees cooler without the outer casing on, so I usually run it like that. Performance hit through Thunderbolt is barely noticeable, but I'm not running crazy demanding AAA games.
When mining ETH, it loses around 5 MH/s compared to if running direct on a motherboard.
That was a while ago, so the USB issues may have been fixed. But it's something to look into if you're considering the Chroma over this.